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Lincolnshire. [Kelly'~ 224 GRANfHAM. LINCOLNSHIRE. [KELLY'~ Sunday, 7 p.m. (General Night Mail) & 8 p.m Clerk of the Pooce, R. F. More~'by Wh~te, Finkin street Parcels Post Dispatches.-Town delivery, ro a.m.; to Medical Officer of Health & School Medical Officer, Ancaster, Corby, Little Bytham & South Rauceby, Harry Poole Berry M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. The 10.30 a.m.; Louth, Lincoln, Nottingham, London & Priory !the South, Birmingham, Manchester &c. II a.m. ; Police Surgeon, Charles Haldane Denny Robbs B.A. all parts, Little Ponton, Colsterworth &c. Harlaxton Oxon., M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 22 &c. Gonerby Hill Foot & Great Gonerby, Manthorpe Avenue road &c. I2.I5 p.m.; London & the South, 4 p.m.; Not­ Public Analyst, Alfred Ashby M.B.Lond., F.R.C.S.Eng. tingham, Lincoln, Manchester &c. 5 p.m.; all parts, Municipal buildings, Valpy street, Reading 6.50 & 8 p.m.; Grantham town & Rural delivery, Borough Surveyor, William Shacldeton A.M.I.C.E. next morning, 8 p.m Guildhall :Parcels arrive from all parts & are delivered at 8 & Chief Constable & Inspector of Weights & Measures, of Io. 15 a.m. & 4.30 & 7.20 p.m. Parcel Post Business Common Lodging Houses ·& under the Contagious is not transacted on sundays Diseases (Animals) Aot & Explosive-s Act, JQhn Rober. Oa.S'burn, Police s·tahon, Guildball Money Orders-granted & paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p. m Veterinary Inspector, Thos. Andrew Rudkin M.R.C.V.S. Registered Letters for London ·& places beyond sent on 17 St. PeteT's hill saturday should be posted in time for the dispatch at Sanitary Inspector, Samuel Francis Nott Cert.San.Inst. 8 p.m Guildhall Letters are delivered at 7• 8.15 (callers only) & ro. 15 Collector of Rates, William Savidge Wilson, Guildhall a.m. & 12.30 (callers only), 4-30 (except thursdays), Town Crier & Hall Keeper, Chas. Housam, Guildhall 4.30 (callers only thursdays), 6.30 (callers only) & Superintendent of Fire Brigade, Richard W. Ande:rson, 7.20 p,m St. Peters hill Town Sub-Post, M. 0., S. B. & A. & I. Offices. Open School Attendance Officer, George William Appleby, 6 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. except thursdays, when they St. Uatherine's road · close at I p.m. :- Mace Bearers, selected from the police sergeants Spittlegate.-William Scott, sub-postmaster. Box closes at 5-I5, 8, 10.15 & II-45 a.m. & 2.15, 3.15, 5.15, 6.I5, BORO'CGH MAGISTRATES. 7-I5, 8.30 & 9.30 p.m. on week days & 6 p.m. on sundavs The Mayor, Ex-Mayor, Recol'd.er & the Judge of the • County Court of Lincolnshire holden at Grantham for New Somerby, Dudley road.-A. J. Allport, sub-post­ the time being, ex-officio master. Box closes at 5.15, 8, 10.15 & u.3o a.m. & Bell John Brice, 15 North parade, Grantham 2.15, 3.3o, 5.3o, 6.3o, 7.rs, 8.30 & g.r5 p.m. on week Burbidge John Fowler, Hursley, West Bournemouth days & 6. i5 p.m. on sunday Gamble Arthur Gompertz, 15 High street, Grantham London road.-Waltcr M. Dennis, sub-postmaster. Box Ilawkins John, 35 Avenue road, Grantham closes at 5.r5, 8, ro.r5 & II.45 a.m. & 2.15, 3.30, 5-15, Horns by J ames, Laxton park, Stamford 6.30, 7-IS, 8.30 & 9-30 p.m. on week days & 6 p.m. Hutehinson Arthur, 22 St. Peter's hill, Grantham on sunday Parker Joe Handley, The Hollies, North par. Grantham North parade.-Thomas Parker, sub-postmaster. Box Priestley Arthur M.P. HungeTton hall, Grantham closes at 5, 8 & 10.45 a. m. 12 noon & 2.45, 3·45. 5·45, Roberts David, Hill Foot lodge, Grantham 6 45, 7.3o, 9 & 9·45 p.m. on week days & 6 p.m. on Rowle Theophilus, I Vine street, Grantham sundays Rudd Samuel Bentley, Welby gate, Grantham Shaw Herbert, 22 Manthorpe road, Grantham Westgate.-George Martin, sub-postmaster. Box closes Shipman George William, 41 Watergate, Grantham at 5.30, 8, 9·45 & 11.45 a.m. & 1.45, 3, 5, 6.30, 7-30, Thompson John Grundy, Norman Leys, Grantha.m on sunday 8-45 & 9·45 p.m. on week days & 5.30 p.m. Williamson Samuel Lamb, 1 Oastlegate, Grantham • Wilson Richard, r6 'Watergate, Grantham MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR THE BOROUGH. Clerk, Aubrey Henry Malim, Westgate, Grantham .Arthur Priestley esq. J.P. Hungerton hall, Wyville, Borough Petty Sessions are heM at the Guildhall every Grantharn; & Bath club, London W monday Bit ro a.m. ~eturning Officer, The Mayor COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR SPITTLEGATE PE'M'Y CORPORATION. SESSIONAL DIVISION. rgo8-g. Longstaffe Major WiNiam, Little Ponton hall, Grantham, Mayor-Councillor Robert Barley King chacirman Deputy-Mayor--Councillor Theodore Norton Brownlow Earl P.C. Bel ton house, Grantham ~ecorder-Thom~s Spooner Soden M.A. 1 Hare court, Cholmeley Capt. Sir Montague Aubrey Rowley bart. Temple, London E 0 Easton park, GJ"antham Thorold Sir John Henry bart. D.L. Sys·ton pk.Grantham Aldermen. Welby Sir Charles Glynne Earle bart. U.B., D.L. Denton Retire November, 1909. Retire November, 1912. manor, Grantham Arthur Hutchinson James Perkins Coultas Conant Henry John esq. Manor house, Grafton ].egi.s, George Henry Linnell J oe Handley Parker Northants Ellison Oapt. Richard Tod·d, Elm house, Gra.ntha.m Councillors. Hornsby James esq. D.L. L-.lxton park, Stamford West Ward. Hornsby James WiHiam esq. Barrowby grange,Granthtun Retire Nov. I Retire Nov. Nevile George esq. D.L. Stubton hall, Newark -Gbarles Clifford ......... 1909 Arthur Harry Rear ... rgro Parker Lieut. -Ool. Oharles Jo'hn Bullivant, Stonebridge, John William Grant ... 19091 Robert Barley King ... 191 r Grantham -{Jharles Wm. Coleman 1910 Waiter Plumb ............ I9II Parker Capt. Charles J. E. Beacons Field, Grantham Pearson-Gregory Thomas Sherwin esq. D.L. Harlaxton East Ward. manor, Grantham Richard Garratt ......... 1909 John Lewis .............. rgro Pim Major John, Beacon lane, Grantham William Lee ............... 1909 Theodore Norton ..... I9II. Pries•tley Art>hur esq. M.P. Hunger:ton hall, Gnmtham Harry Bolton ............ rgro 1heophilus Row le .... .. I9II Thorold Major John George, Syston park, Grantham Thorold Montague Geo. esq. Honington hall, Grani1:J.&m Aldermen appointed to hold Ward Elections. Turnor Algernon esq. C. B. Goadby 'ha!ll, Melton Mowbr&Y For West W•ard, Mr. .A.lderman Parker W elby Lieut. -Col. Alfred Cholmeley Earle, 26 Sloane For East Ward, Mr. .Alderman Hutchinson court east, Chelsea S W .Auditors, Arthur Wilson, of Alexandra road & William Welby Rev. Preb. Goo1'ge Earle B.A. The White house. Bradshaw, of Harrowby road Barrowby, Grantham Mayor's Auditor, Mr. Councillor Garratt Williamson Samuel Lamb esq. 1 Castlegate, Grantham The Mayor of Grantham & the Chairman, for the tiJne Officers of the Corporation. being, of the Grantham Rural District Council, ·are 'Town Clerk, Clerk to the Magistrates, Borough Educa­ ex-officio magistrates tion Committee & Sewage Farm Oommittee, & Coroner, Clerk to the Magistrates, Richard Henry Beaumont, 4 Aubrey Henry Mali m, W estgate St. Peter's hill Treasurer, Duncan Douglas Stuart Carter, The London Petty Sessions aTe held at the Police station, LondoJ City & Midland Bank Limited, 89 Westgate road, fortnightly, on saturdays at 11 a.m .
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